fix(*) only mount logs directory and use a different prefix (#474) #482
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Since Kong 3.0 unix sockets have been introduced and spurious failures have been observed on MacOS and Windows systems when using Pongo.
The issue is the unix-sockets being created by Kong (inside the container) on the filesystem that is mounted from the host. This is not supported on Windows and MacOS, though seems to work most of the time, just not always (exact cause unclear).
The fix is 2 fold;
The Pongo change in this PR will make it work if the Kong patch is available, but if it isn't then it will always fail, instead of only occasionally. Confirmed versions to fail:
3.2+
bothCE
andEE
.Hence this PR will only work with Kong versions that have been patched. At the time of writing that is:
3.6+
, bothCE
andEE
(not released yet, but the fix is inmaster
)3.4 EE
LTS, patch version3.4.2.1+
So this PR is NOT to be merged, since it will break existing Pongo users.